"You'll never know the love", "Soulmates don't exist", "You won't know the love of your life"…
Hi, i'm Blaine Anderson, and i grew with my mother saying all of these words to me, maybe it's because of her ruined marriage: my father cheated on her.
I saw her suffering every night she stayed alone, but… How'd help a 6 years old child?
I couldn't do anything about it, i just sat next to her and held her, while she only said "never forgive cheating, NEVER EVER!". And that was the start of this facet of my life, that facet where i thought that love is stupid and isn't real.
Now i'm 16 years old and not long ago i came out of the closet, although i only had a "boyfriend" because it wasn't serious at all, at the end, we both realized that we were just friends, not a couple, it didn't hurt. The truth is when you have a couple at my age, that nothing lasts. I'm starting to believe that love isn't real…
What'd happen when Blaine, who grew with the expectations about love is a foolishness; at his first day at McKinley he knows the most gorgeous quarterback from the Titans and, though he thinks is "a platonic love and it's totally false", for the first time he feels connected with a person, but destiny's about to mess his life up and prevents him from being happy?